A Summer's Day
High trees
Abundant with illuminated leaves
Whisper in their branches
Where the wind rustles them
Again and again
Unleashing avalanches of bright shimmering sunlight
Through broken gaps
That lap and sway
In mirrored pools of gold
Upon a river
Where the quiver of the silver water
Does unfold her sparkling flow
The sunbeams low in the heavens
Streams of light
Break across the transparent
Surface of the lake
Flowers awake in fields and meadows
Yield their petals to the sun
For they have begun to live again
Stirred awake by April rain
Creeping slowly from the soil
Their roots uncoil
And push each delicate sleeping tender bud
From the darkness of the fertile earth
Where a flood of rainbow colour
Grows from the splendour
Of the summer sun above
As mother nature blesses them at their rebirth
By caressing them in the sunshine’s soothing love
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